Question

@Awolflover1

Which words make up the adverb phrase in this sentence?


The school bus crosses two bridges along its route.

A.
along its route

B.
two bridges along

C.
The school bus

D.
crosses two bridges

Answer 1

Is it C?

Answer 2

@Tootles143

Answer 3

Do you know what an adverb phrase is?

Answer 4

Not really...

Answer 5

Hmm? Okay.

Answer 6

Well do you know what an adverb is?

Answer 7

I know I do...I just can't remember right now.

Answer 8

Hmm... Otey. Well an adverb is for example "I slowly ran to my seat." The word slowly is the adverb becuase it describes the how you ran. Do you follow? I hope I am explaining it correctly.

Answer 9

Yes, I get it.

Answer 10

YAYZ! Otey... So what is the adverb in this sentence?

Answer 11

Not too sure...Eh...Crosses...? lol

Answer 12

I meant verb. That is the verb. Now what is describing our verb "crosses"?

Answer 13

route?

Answer 14

Hmmm? No. Guess again.

Answer 15

bridges?

Answer 16

No. It is "Along" I believe. Along is describing "how" or "where" they crossed. So the adverb phrase would be "Along its route" I believe.

Answer 17

Thank you.

Answer 18

I hope I was of help. I have to go now. Byezz. :D

Answer 19

Bye